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Scammers (Score:1)

by WebDragon (1204) on 2003.04.23 9:18 (#19364) Homepage Journal

I'm pretty sure I've heard of things like this in the past and that it is a scam but not by paypal.

Check paypal's website itself. You might even find details.

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- Re:Scammers (Score:1)
  
  by barbie (2653)
  
  Even if it is a scam, having read the inaccuracies in their policy documents, it would still be nice to explain to *someone* why they should fix the inaccuracies, otherwise they could still be liable for prosecution.
  - Re:Scammers (Score:1)
    
    by WebDragon (1204)
    
    I guess what I was referring to was this [paypal.com].
    
    Inaccuracies? Can you paste some examples?
    - Re:Scammers (Score:1)
      
      by barbie (2653)
      
      Thanks, I shall follow that up.
      I'd rather not post the inaccuracies (as I see them) until PayPal themselves have had a chance to determine whether they are or not.

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